A part of Sorghum (panicle) immersed into a metallic bowel of water together with other plant parts.

A part of Sorghum (panicle) immersed into a metallic bowel of water together with other plant parts. “We wash the herbs to be able to clean them so as to eliminate the unwanted dust they capture while they grow through the natural environment and also because they are going to be cooked.” says Wasswa Denis. Sorghum also acts as a preservative for the entire mixture after the cooking process. This image is from my Ongoing photo story project “The Herbalist” that was realised while I was under a six month mentorship program with @uppaward mentored by @kibuuka_mukisa . In 2021. Thanks to other Mentors too for the much needed assistance / feedback Personally I have never concentrated on a particular photo story for quite a long time but am glad to have had this experience and ready to keep on revisiting the photo story hopefully to get to see, discover and learn new things. Photo by : ©JOSHUA VICTOR SEMAGANDA . . . . . Documentary #Storyteller #PhotoOftheDay #everydayphoto #People #Health #indigenouspeople #culture #seventwentymagazine #lotsmagazine #everydayafrica #everydayuganda #MySideOfTheStory #UgandanPhotographer #Africanphotographer #unknownperspectives #lensculture #digitalphoto #photographyuganda #everydayUganda #keepbeingauthentic #instagood #instagram #photographs #visualgang #visualgrams #cameratype #passionpassport (at Bweyogerere,kampala Uganda) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYKKwQZrwqa/?utm_medium=tumblr -- source link

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